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Joe Biden says Facebook is 'killing people' with COVID misinformation
The president didn't equivocate.
By Tim Marcin
Olivia Rodrigo visits White House to encourage young people to get vaccinated
Olivia Rodrigo wants you to be happy and healthy.
Biden’s executive order: What it means for Big Tech and you
We've heard politicians pledge to go after corporate power before. Here's what makes this time different.
By Rachel Kraus
Why calling someone a 'Karen' ended up in New Zealand parliament
Jacinda Ardern, we heard that. 11/10.
Stephen Colbert has fun with Mike Pompeo's accidentally horny PAC
"Everyone out there, please, send Mike Pompeo a video of you hitting pipe — whatever that means to you."
U.S. to add 'X' gender markers to passports without requiring medical documentation
A long-overdue policy change.
Twitter mourns the passing of President Joe Biden's beloved dog, Champ
He will be missed.
5 takeaways from 5 new antitrust bills aimed at Big Tech
Congress just put Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Google on notice.
By Rachel Kraus
Congressman tweets photo of his laptop and it sure looks like he shared a password, too
He was attempted to share a screenshot.
By Matt Binder
Nigeria bans Twitter for deleting a post from the president
The Nigerian government announced the Twitter ban...on Twitter.
By Matt Binder
Hackers are using Trump’s election fraud conspiracy to break into U.S. government agencies
These hackers have been very successful in the past.
By Matt Binder
QAnon believers go undercover to spread conspiracies online…and it’s working
QAnon is still all over social media.
By Matt Binder
Seth Rogen talks to Stephen Colbert about calling out Ted Cruz on Twitter
Don't call it a feud.
Xiaomi is no longer blacklisted in the U.S.
The Department of Defense has agreed that Xiaomi is not a "Communist Chinese military company."
By Matthew Humphries
Laura Loomer says Clubhouse banned her just five hours after she joined the app
Loomer de-platformed once again.
By Matt Binder
How shady companies got millions of names for fake anti-net neutrality comments
The FCC wanted the public's input. What it got was the names of random people who had never heard of the issue.
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter bans Trump accounts again (and again and again and again)
Accounts that appear linked to Trump's new blog are their newest target.
By Matt Binder
Politician video calls into debate on distracted driving law while...driving
The shoddy virtual background isn't hiding much.
By Tim Marcin
Facebook's Oversight Board upholds Trump's suspension
The long-awaited decision is finally here. Sort of.
By Matt Binder
Will Trump be allowed back on Facebook and Instagram? We'll know Wednesday.
Trump could be posting on Facebook once again.
By Matt Binder
No, Joe Biden's climate plan isn't taking away your precious burgers
Biden does not want to ban burgers.
By Matt Binder